Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-22
FIFTY YEARS.
Joyous Day on the Compile
tion Of q HalE-Centary
or Rule.
Great Celebration Ceremo.
mics of Queen victo-
1ia's Jubilee.
UMspEAKABlE EnTHUsIasM.
The Union Pacific Railroad
Company Enters San
Francisco.
UHspEAEASLE EHrHUsIasE.
cAesp Pewdsr-ShlPplag LsAgae Fide.-
ity-BAak Failure Defective I4rg.
lslatisE-Road from Astoria TO
Forest Grove Management
Of the TrAns Pseihs
Steamers
rae aUEEN,s sTRILgE.

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/ raE aVKKNss JUBILEs.
TMPossIBE TO ASswER ALL TIE coSaRAr-
uLAroRY TKLEdRANs-PBERs TO rs
| ckgATED AND oTHEa HoSoEs
CoNFKRzxD.
LONDON, Jaae H.-The press ia re.
questsd to state that the number o.
oongratulatoFy teleeFAms from public
bodies and private Individuals IL 90
oveFvheiminely large it IL impossible to
answer them individually. Toe Qusen
10 greatly touce cd and Rrati6ed BY saeh
expressions Of loyalty sGd devotion
from all classes of subjects. On advice
will be conferred on several L:bsrsl
Unionists- The new peers to be created
10 honor Of The Qleen's jubilee will in
clnde Sir William Armstrong, Sir James
McNaghten McGaFelho9Q, and Right
Hon. George Sclater Booth.
ESyIoUs FRESoaMgN.
PAAIs, June 2I.-The Journal Des
Debates in its article on the jubilee oele-
brstion says: I'VE all 90 rdially envy
the Englishmen and would give great
| deal could we ever be what they are to-
day, peo2le mad with joy and bap3i
ness. This universal homage is paid,
not only 10 the Qaesa. bat the woman
Who has given an exam le OF two great
virtaGs OF royalty, gravity and dignity.
Her influence has been great and ealu
tary and her great merit Is iu using her
pFeFogative for the public veal. Shs
has never been tempted to strain its
exercise"
GERMANY A SYMPATHETIC oNIooKER.
Berlin, June 2I.-The Post says:
What makes Germany q sympathetic
onlooker at the iabilee Is the plentitude
Of events which crowd the last half
century. This is period OF import
ance in the worlds history, not only for
EnRlishmen bus for tbe whole civilizsd
world. The English people will feel
that they have great reaeon for graft
tude, which cannot be better expressed
than by more aud more far. sighted and
resolnte facing Of the great and newt
able tasks Of the future"
PERFECT wKATHER.
LoSDoN, June 2I.-The first day OF the
5lst year of the reign OF Queen Victoria
opened with perfect summer weather.
Thousands Of people who yesterday
selected locations along the route Of to-
days procession, in order to retain
them, 9UOepied them all utast A
steady stream Of carriages and pedes
trians poured constantly all night
through the citv Ia all directions to-
wards the West Eod.
At 9 O'Clock the line of the route was
one compact mass Of peOple. everybody,
despite the discomfort Of cr0wdinR,
manifested the best OF go1d h1mor.
The scene at Westminster Abbey Sas
most brilliant. every seat vas fille2
and
KvERY PARSONAGE PRESENT
Was q distinguished parsonage. Ii
seemed az il every locality Of the world |
over had sent one or more Of its repre
sentative personARes to do honoFs to
EnRland's Queen. There never, prob
ably in modern times assembled under
one roof an audience 90 we'll known
and so brilliantly arranged. Every man
present was entitled TO wear uniform
or decorations, some had both on.
When this audience was all seated the
sceHe presented was incc mparaele.
RUNdA4 LORDS ASD LADIES.
When the Marquis Of Salisbury and
Gladstone entered Westminster Abbey
they were both loudly oheered.
Many lords and ladies we're 50 anxious
TO secure their positions that they came
without breakfassinR. II was strange
sight to see TASKS and sandwiches
exchanged in the crevd. This business,
when added to the hum. st times seemed
iFreveFent even on jubilee day 10 West
minister.
THE LINE or THE PROCESSION
From Buckingham Palace to Westmin-
sier Abbey was as follows: from the
Palace portal along Constitution bill,
Piccsdilly. Regent street, Waterloo
place, Pail Mali, East Oockspur street,
Northumberland avenue, Thames EN-
bankment and Bridge street 10 the Alb
bey. The line Of the route Vas guarded
by nearly 10000 troops, representing all
branches Of the service. Ia addition,
there we're GOO boys from the naval
training ships, who we're drawn up at
the base Of the Nelson monument. In
addition 10 the military there we're
many thousand police, mounted, and en-
foot, on duty.
SECOND PART OF TIE PRoCEssIoS.
A few minutes before IL o'clock the
second part Of the procession left. This
vas composed OF some fifteen carriages,
the occupants being the King Of Den
mark, King Of Belgium, King OF Sax0ny,
King Of the Hslienies, CFown Prince
Of Austria, Grown Prince Of Portugal,
Grown Prince George Of Greece. Grown
Prince Of Austria, aud Grand Duke Of
Mecklenbure StFelitz. This party vas
also we'll received By the people.
THE PARTICULAR FEATURE
At the palace vas that the two services
we're eqaally honoFed. the guards lining
one side of the roadway al Bucking ham
Palace gates. and the blue isckets post
J ed on the other. The same services we're
also represented in like manner at the
1 entrance Of Westminster Abbey. The
1rst OF the royal procession wss formed
Of Indian Princes.
When the palaoe gates Nere thrown
open an immense thrnug extended far
seeming distance OF the procession.
LEADING N TIE yOUKSEY
, Ts the Abbey we're tbs Life Guards, then
followed the aides ds-csmp and royal
eqasrries- After these rode q stsf OF
the Duks OF Cambridge, the Qasen's
ladies in waiting, and q number Of
Stste officials came next, occ1pying Eve
carriages Behind than oaEne q body
Of the Life G0AFds; then the Duchsss
Of Baeezluech. Mistress OF the Robes.
Princess Victoria Of ShiesewiR- Holsse.R.
Princess Mar9aFetts Of Prussia, Prince
Alfred Of Edinb1fgb, PEincssses Wis
togiA and Sophis of Prussia Princess
Louise Of BattsnburR, Princess Irene
Of Hesse, Grand Due6ess Elizabeth Of
RnasiA, Princeasea Maade, Victoria AID
DOaise. HeRiditary PFiDcessss OF ssxe
ard EmegiDg. Dashessss OF Albany,
ConnAaght And Eainborshs and Prin-
essses FsatFies and I.o1fe Chris
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